Sentence examples for proper responsibility for from inspiring English sources

Finally, while commissioners cannot make all of the decisions, they must take proper responsibility for investigations and appeal decisions.

"That's a disaster and we need to leave people in post so they take proper responsibility for the very difficult and complex job they have to do".

Stacey's vulnerability and mental ill health would have massively affected her ability to take proper responsibility for what happened that night, but despite the evidence pointing to this, Stacey was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison.

Politicians and utilities rarely take proper responsibility for mishaps during construction and operation, nor for radiation leaks, nor the decommissioning of irradiated components at "end of life", nor for the nuclear waste that accumulates.

The Muslim Council of Britain has called on Amazon to take "proper responsibility" for the content of books on its site, with one ebook on sale reportedly including images of the Qur'an being burned and a woman being hanged.

"Manufacturers seem to be aiming to produce hi-tech and hence ultimately fallible solutions to problems that wouldn't exist in the first place if people took proper responsibility for their moral obligations as drivers – to concentrate on what they are doing," says Graham Hole at the University of Sussex in Brighton, UK.

"You were prepared to let your child die rather than exercise any proper parental responsibility for her welfare," she told Polkinghorne, who was 15 when Chloe was born.

16 to 21% of respondents consider ages below 18 to be proper for criminal responsibility for both sexes while 57% think that ages of 18 and over are proper ages for financial responsibility.

As another expert, Prof Ove Hoegh-Guldberg of the University of Queensland, has said, we either "re-examine the current plans for unrestricted coal exports, taking proper account and responsibility for the resulting greenhouse emissions, or watch the reef die".

"When police get it wrong it is only right and proper that we take responsibility for our actions," Mr Williams said.

"We feel the industry that profits from the sales of these products should have the financial responsibility for proper management and disposal," said Miriam Gordon, California director of Clean Water Action, an advocacy group.